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Background  Although a central role of the thalamus for sleep regulation is undisputed, the exact localization of the crucial structures within the thalamus remains controversial.    Case presentation  Here we report a 35 year old woman with no prior comorbidities who developed severe and persistent hypersomnia with long sleep time after a small right-sided MRI-verified thalamic stroke affecting the dorsal part of the pulvinar and the dorsolateral boarders of the dorsomedial nuclei.    Conclusion  The observed symptoms suggest a crucial role of posterior thalamus but not the midline parts of the thalamus in sleep-wake control.    Supplementary Information  The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1186/s12883-020-02018-2.

Severe hypersomnia after unilateral infarction in the pulvinar nucleus– a case report